Two days after the bloodbath in Assam that claimed over 79 lives, including 18 children and 21 women, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday paid visit to the beleaguered state. However, Mr Rajanth chose to stay away from attacked sites and relief camps fearing that his visit would clamp down the relief activities. Instead, he met adivasi representatives and took note of the situation.
Agitated by the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militants’ rampage in Assam, Rajnath Singh stated that strong action will be initiated against NDFBs. Asserting that the Centre has “zero tolerance” policy for such “crafted terror”, Rajnath said that the Bodo militants would be treated like “terrorists”. “No talks with the militants even if they sue for peace.
They will be prosecuted under terror laws,” said Rajnath. Rajnath added that the Centre will be launching an “all-out” offensive against the Bodo militants who are responsible for the mass massacre. Police, paramilitary forces and the Army are going to join forces for this special operation, said Mr Rajnath.
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